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Posted by Mike W. on October 29, 2007, 12:25 am
>> I've wondered innumerable times what the specific mechanics of going over
>> the edge would be. It's interesting to know now:)
>
>Tell me about it. It looks like you'd fall the entire 1/4 mile to the
>bottom of every hill for sure, but luckily the brush is thick and
>sharp and pointy enough that it stabs into you and keeps you from
>tumbling all the way down. I'm not sure why that's comforting, but it
>kinda is.
That's what Wes and Scott told me on the big hill at Cow Mtn. I'm sure it
wasn't comforting.
>
>> I've been asked to
>> Hollister a bunch of times by the guys out there and the pix always made
>> that one look like the one to miss if you have a heights thing.
>
>Definitely. I think you'd have a lot of trouble looking over the edge
>on many of the trails. I know I do.
That idea never once occurred to me. LOOK OVER THE EDGE? I don't think
so...
When I sat down at the computer tonight, the picture showing in the random
slide show/screensaver was the road by the reservoir in Idaho where Deeney
left me to die on the way in.
Mike
>
>JayC
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Mike W.
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